Reply to "Shocks"

Terry M (Guest)

I run 350lb front 450lb rear 12inch springs. QA1 shocks, 16 settings. Think about the ride height you want. I run 17�s and have lowered the car 4 inches from stock. The rear feels very good but I'm still playing with the front settings. If I could do it again. I would think about a softer spring all around, but a shorter spring. That would stiffen the ride a little but allow more height adjustment in front. As it is now the front is at the lowest ride height and the spring cap has to tied off just in case I un-weight the wheel.
Anyway the springs don�t cost that much and Koni�s tend to ride a little stiff. There�s some measuring to do to figure out which combination to use.

[This message has been edited by Terry M (edited 11-23-2002).]

11/22/022:15 PM

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